John B.
Yelp
This is a takeout window that is based out of a beer garden kind of place, which is one of these weird New Age-y business models that I struggle to rate. Their site really wanted me to leave a tip, but why am I doing that when by definition they are not offering any kind of table service? My dinner cost plenty. The beer garden was not crowded and it wasn't clear to me that they had anything that I'd want.
However, I can't fault the quality of my pizza. The pizza was a mix of onion, garlic, and herbs; the name talked about crying but these things do not really provoke tears when cooked, though I wonder if the people who made it did tear up. The gustatory result was mouthwatering, and in addition to the topping mix, the crust was a high-quality flour that both provided a springy, airy interior but also a charred surface. Look at those bubbles! An arugula salad was straightforward, but delivered sharp flavor.
Notably, the ordering system also asked if I wanted the vegan version of my pizza, which I opted not to do, but maybe would consider just to see what happens if I end up back here again. Notably, this place apparently spun off of a restaurant in Greensboro (which I only learned from reading the reviews), which given my travel habits I may check out.